THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
20—Friday, August 22, 1969
Sol Gormans Celebrate
on Fiftieth Anniversary
Brandeis Women
to Go A' Tenting
for Book Sale
Brandeis University National
Women's Committee, Greater De-
troit Chapter will have all flags
waving from the poles of a 7,200-
square-foot circus tent at North-
land Center Sept. 4-10 when more
than 60.000 books will be on sale.
Hours will be 10 a.m.-9 p.m. daily
and 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday.
Mrs. Harold Robinson, chairman
of the New Books for Old Sale.
said the Women's Committee is the
sole source of revenue for stock-
ing the library at Brandeis Uni-
AND MRS. SOL GORMAN versity.
MR. AND
The thousands of books for sale
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Gorman of
Greenfield Rd., Southfield. are were collected, categorized and
celebrating their 50th wedding an- stored by members of the Greater
niversary Aug. 27. They have two Detroit Chapter with Mrs. Jack
sons. Herman and Marvin, and Litwin acting as chairman. She
was assisted by Mesdames Theo-
five grandchildren.
dore Birnkrant Lawrence Weiner.
Bernard Farber. Joseph Bienstock.
Marvin Zeskind• Harold Marko.
John Greenberg and Perry Gold-
man. Mrs. Aubrey Goldman heads
the Greater Detroit Chapter.
Every type of book will be for
sale. including fiction. non-fiction.
science books. children's books.
text books and classic. Handy first
editions will be available.
yet so
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Afternoon 'Grass Party'
Set for Criterion Club
Criterion Club has completed
plans for an "invitational" lawn
party for its membership to be
held 1:30 p.m. Sunday at the home
of Frances and Harry Binder. 28476
Selkirk. Southfield.
The dinner party will include
games and dancing in the recrea-
tion hall.
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A record $28,975,000 goal, high-
est ever set for a Torch Drive
team, has become the 1969 target
for the United Foundation, it was
announced this week.
Approved by the UF board of
directors Tuesday, the UF goal
was recommended as "the bare
minimum needed for services in
represents an in-
crease of S1.425.000 or 5.2 per cent
over last year's 527.550,000 target.
The 21st annual UF campaign is
scheduled for Oct. 14-Nov. 6. It
will seek funds to underwrite next
year's operating costs for nearly
200 health and community serv-
ices in Detroit's three-county
metropolitan area.
UF President Thomas F. Mor-
row reported that 13 of the 14 UF
agencies involved in labor diffi-
culties this year have reached
settlements.
ple Beth El. Barbara Lynn Sal-
zenstein became the bride of Roger
James Ettlinner. Dr. Richard
Hertz officiated.
After a honeymoon in San Juan.
Puerto Rico. the couple will reside
in Oak Park.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
David C. Salzenstein of Charlton
Sq.. Southfield. and the late Mr.
Salzenstein. The bridegroom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger D.
Ettinger of Knob Woods Dr.. South-
field.
The bride wore a silk peau de
soie gown featuring a wedding
ring collar. long tapered sleeves
and Empire bodice of English net
with appliques
of hand-corded
Alencon lace. Her veil was a
chapel-length mantilla of silk illu-
sion bordered in matching lace.
She carried bahy orchids on her
confirmation Bible.
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former president's ranch in John-
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more than a 1.000 delegates to
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Ushers included Arthur Kretchmer.
Brian Katcher, David Simon and
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The remaining one, Protestant
Community Services, currently is
in session with the State Labor
Mediation Board with an early
settlement expected.
Personalized Party
PHOTOGRAPHY by
Carol Salzenstein served as
matron of honor. Bridesmaids
were Claire Kretchmer, sister
of the bridegroom, Beverly Har-
ris of Ann Arbor. Francine
Hack and Jean Rubovits of Chi-
cago. Linda Kretchmer was
flower girl.
Lyndon B. Johnson will receive the
1969 "America-Israel Friendship
Award." it was announced by Mrs.
Aaron Leifer or Brooklyn, national
president of the Mizrachi Women's
Organization of America.
The citation has been presented
annually since the establishment
of the state of Israel to public
figures "not of the Jewish faith
who have made distinguished con-
tributions towards fostering friend.
ship and understanding between
the peoples of the United States
and Israel."
HAVE SOME SOON!
CHUCK ROAST
SIRS. ROGER ETTLINGER
In a Sunday ceremony at Tem-
LAMPS & SHADES
Large Selection of
Modern Lamps and
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Torch Drive 'Goal Set 'at $28,975,000 for
1970."
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